I'm really willing to donate money to start a term limits policy for ALL politicians.

Pay off the mortgage and donate to your favorite charity the amount you would have paid in interest.

We are tired of relying on others to donate and support orphanage projects. 

If he stops paying taxes the city will just foreclose anyway.If this does work out, it would be cool to go back to that guy and offer to make a $1000 donation to a charity of his choice, in the memory of his mother...

I would just have it cleaned out and donate it to good will.

Different concepts once you have a lease on them will sell for varying cap rates.Restaurants like to pay certain rent per sq ft based on their model and what average sales they do nationally.

I made a donation to BP the other day because I appreciate it so much.

From what I've read on here I am led to believe our KS laws have a few quirks in them that other states dont (with the redemption rights etc)  I guess lastly if this guy is in jail and a quit claim deed will solve your problem - why not see if you can visit him, first I'd see what he's in for and how long - if he's in for a while maybe offer to make a sizable donation to his "Store"/commissary account at the jail in exchange for signing the deed?  

Sometimes you can 'donate' the structure to the local fire department and they'll do controlled burn.

donate to charity and take a tax deduction, works best if you owned more than 1 year.